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The - of the seafaring public have all this time been lying concealed in the hold in a state of abject tameness, for the pirates have established so great a prestige for themselves, and have caused it to be so generally known that resistance if unsuccessful, involves the death of the whole crew, that very few instances in which any resistance is attempted.
Four instances however form an exception that it is by no means impossible to drive away the Pirates - who have as much to lose as the frustige they leave retreating last.
The Flumine Authorities have done their utmost to add more - I do not know that it is necessary. Harm caused unless to point out the great losses caused to the Hong Kong trade by the promotion of Piracy. It is impossible to give any estimate of the value of the property annually plundered by the Pirates; but it can not be less than $20,000 certainly of which we must take into consideration the deserving effect upon trade policy a state of insecurity indexes.
The sketchy efforts of the junks which hitherto plundered a vast deal of zeal in hunting the pirates that infest their waters; it is probable however that shemuld the Hong Mary Commission effect theme with men, money, and arms they would be happy to co-operate by dividing their flag - their flag - and I have afforded, they must not be taken as exact descriptions of the vessels employed by the pirates; are rather specimens of the ordinary classes of junks free to be built by the British effectively forbad Boats.
This remark does not apply to the "Hea kai", in which descriptions of vessels the majority of cases have of late been committed, as the Steteti...